We aim to rebuild hope where it’s been damaged or lost. We work with those in need, those who are underprivileged, and those who are in need of hope, to rebuild families. Our focus lies on Native American community efforts, including small-scale construction projects, shelter, food aid, clothes, supplies distribution, advocacy, counseling . We firmly believe it takes our spiritual restoration, healing past wounds, and stopping the cycle of addiction, abuse, and suicide, by educating, embracing our identity as first nations people. We have witnessed the chains being broken and lives restored. We cannot do this alone we need your help.

 

 

Creator is not unjust; He will not forget your work and love you have shown Him as you have helped His people and continue to help Him.


Hebrews 6:10

 

 


Open Arms Native Missions is a 501c3 non-profit. Your donation is tax deductible 

Special Thanks to Hearts Warehouse for their support ! we would not be able to do as much as we do without them.


Tony, Andrea, Fred

Partners

Open Arms Native Missions teams up with other organizations who share the same need, and understand the healing and struggles, Native communities are facing today. 

Support

Showing the Dakota way  Through community events, providing meals, and distributing much needed food clothes and supplies directly to the communities we serve

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Our Mission

Outreach

Traveling to the Midwest and Northern Canadian  First Nations Reserves. Creating strong lasting relationships to bring healing and spiritual growth through the Creator and culture

Family

We need to restore what was lost embrace our philosephies and heal. Make families whole and complete. Break the cycle of Addiction, Abuse, Suicide, and Depression. forgiveness, restoration starting a new way, our way, The Native way.

Open Arms Native Missions

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Open Arms Native Missions

 Bring healing, educate and restore lives and families  both spiritual and physical needs

We are a Native American 501c3 Non-Profit based out of Saint Paul Minnesota

Many Nations - One Tribe ​